Dr. Conners and his staff are amazing. They offer a personal touch and genuinely care about your…read morehealth and healing following surgery. They are always available if you have questions or concerns both pre-op and post-op. Dr. Conners removed scar tissue from my abdominal area caused by cool sculpting. He used laser liposuction and I am extremely happy with the results. He suggested I used the emsculpt treatment to strengthen my abdominal area and it has given me the strength to return to exercise! Don't go anywhere else!!!

This place is amazing. I saw Dr. Hart for a consultation and she really took the time to get to…read moreknow me and why I was there. Her nurse was amazing as well. They were not pushy and I felt so comfortable around them. They both took the time to ask my questions and explain the process. I'll definitely be using plastic surgery group of Atlanta.

I want to share my experience at The Maloney Center in Atlanta, because what happened to me wasn't…read morejust about aesthetics -- it was about integrity, accountability, and power. I went to Dr. Maloney for an unrelated procedure. While there, he convicted my to get eye filler. He then proceeded to inject my lips. The results were uneven, harsh, and disfiguring. My lips were overfilled, distorted, and asymmetrical. I ended up having to pay out of pocket to have the filler dissolved by another provider -- something that never should've been necessary and then reinjected - costing thousands. When I reached out to The Maloney Center, I wasn't rude or threatening. I simply asked for a refund. Dr. Maloney first offered me $800 -- a fraction of what I'd paid -- and then, when I refused, he offered to refund the full amount only if I signed a "Settlement and Release Agreement." That agreement was deeply concerning. It was not a simple refund. It was a gag order -- a contract designed to silence me from ever sharing what happened, even truthfully. It required me to release him from all liability, promise never to speak about my experience, and even agree not to post honest reviews. As someone who coaches trauma and narcissistic abuse recovery, I recognize this dynamic instantly: when a powerful person or institution makes a mistake, instead of accountability, they try to control the narrative. They want silence. They want compliance. They want to protect their image, not the person they harmed. This isn't about revenge. It's about awareness. Patients deserve to know when a doctor mishandles a procedure -- and consumers have the right to speak the truth about their experiences without being bullied or silenced.

I visited Dr. Maloney for under-eye tear trough fillers to address significant dark circles, which…read moreare both hereditary and age-related in my case. After reviewing his impressive before-and-after gallery, I was excited and hopeful for a noticeable improvement. Unfortunately, I left the appointment looking virtually the same as when I arrived. I was told that half a syringe was used under each eye, totaling $700. While Dr. Maloney may be a skilled surgeon and pleasant individual, I don't believe his approach translated well on melanated skin like mine. Oddly, no post-procedure photos were taken--only "before" shots. I also wasn't offered a mirror to view the immediate results, which struck me as unusual for a cosmetic procedure. I was handed an ice pack, prescribed a cream for uneven skin tone, and advised to pick up sunscreen from Target. Once I got to my car and looked in the mirror, I was disappointed to see no visible change. I hoped it might take a day or two to settle, but it's now been over a week, and still no improvement. To be honest, I feel the results did not meet my expectations at all. As a side note, both women working in the office appear to have undergone cosmetic enhancements and look remarkably beautiful, with a somewhat artificial appearance. Makes me wonder if my filler ended up helping someone else. Just a thought.

I met with Dr. Amy Alderman today for a consultation, and I was genuinely impressed. I've had…read moreconsults with several plastic surgeons, and she is clearly one of the most highly regarded in her field -- but what stood out most was her integrity. After a thoughtful and thorough discussion, she told me she felt she was not the right person to perform my surgery and recommended another surgeon instead. That level of honesty is rare. It would have been easy for her to proceed, but she chose what she believed was best for me. Dr. Alderman is warm, direct, and incredibly knowledgeable. You can tell she cares deeply about her patients and about doing what's right, not just what's convenient. That kind of professionalism and ethical standard speaks volumes. I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone seeking a skilled and principled plastic surgeon.

I had an amazing experience from beginning to end! The all female nursing staff made me feel so…read morecomfortable and even offered support while I had to quit nicotine for the surgery. Dr. Alderman came highly recommended and did not disappoint. I had significant drooping/loss of elasticity another highly recommended Dr. in Beverly Hills told me I would need an anchor incision. Dr. Alderman reassured me that she would be able to do a lollipop incision. Because I wanted to focus on shape and not size(I was already a DD and had given birth twice), we opted to do a lift + implant(200ccs). She recommended a boost implant that would basically add the fullness I desired up top without making me too too heavy. My results are absolutely beautiful. I couldn't have imagined anything better.

Breast cancer patient under the care of Dr. Grace Ma. This…read morereview is not for cosmetic patients. It is for women navigating reconstruction after cancer, especially younger women trying to make careful, long-term decisions about their bodies during an already overwhelming time. I was diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent mastectomy on September 3, 2025. I chose this surgeon intentionally because I did not want breast implants. From the beginning, I was clear that I wanted reconstruction using my own tissue. My goal was not to recreate what I had before, but to move forward in a way that felt livable in my body. Smaller, lighter, natural. I would have rather gone flat than have implants. Based on those conversations, I agreed to a staged reconstruction plan. I underwent mastectomy with placement of a tissue expander with the understanding that DIEP flap reconstruction would follow in about three months. My mastectomy went well. My pathology showed the best possible outcome and I had no healing complications. There was no medical reason to delay reconstruction. I continued through recovery believing the plan was moving forward. I completed a CT scan specifically for DIEP surgery. At my final appointment, I was told surgery would be scheduled and to expect a call from the nurse. After receiving no call as promised, I followed up. The following week, I received a voicemail stating that DIEP reconstruction was not covered by my insurance and implants were suggested instead. I contacted my insurer directly. They informed me no prior authorization had ever been submitted on my behalf. The procedure had never been reviewed, which also meant I had no path to appeal. I reached out to the office multiple times asking them to submit the authorization or confirm in writing that they would not, so I could move forward elsewhere. I received no response. As a result, I have been left for months in the expander stage of reconstruction, which is supposed to be temporary. It is painful, physically limiting, and not something you can simply adjust to. I cannot sleep on my side. I have ongoing discomfort and shoulder pain. This has gone on far beyond what I agreed to. Eventually I had no choice but to leave and find a new surgeon, restarting reconstruction mid-process. That should not happen in the middle of cancer care. This was not a medical complication. It was a breakdown in communication and follow-through that left me without access to the reconstruction I had planned and consented to. It also reflects a failure to respect clearly stated patient goals. I filed complaints with my insurance, my state senators, and the Insurance Commissioner. The Commissioner's office investigated and determined that the barrier to my care was the responsibility of my provider, not my insurer. Today the medical board informed me that my complaint falls outside their jurisdiction and referred me to the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. We are talking about cancer treatment and my body btw, yes, the body I live in and am always aware of. Women are not lifeless objects that have no thoughts or feelings. My cancer reconstruction should not be in the same category as a microwave oven but that is where becoming a client of Peachtree Plastic Surgery has led me. If you are a breast cancer patient considering reconstruction, do not assume that statements about what is or is not covered are final. Confirm that a prior authorization has actually been submitted and reviewed. Get everything in writing. I would not recommend this surgeon if your goal is autologous reconstruction or if you do not want implants. I am sharing this as a warning so that other women do not find themselves in the same position.

Had my surgery this AM! Arrived at 9:30 the receptionist was so very nice, very efficient and…read moreinformative. She put my husband on a text messaging app and kept him informed continously what was going on. He stood outside with our small dog. I was immediately taken back by my nurse Nei. She took me to my room and explained everything thoroughly. The room was VERY CLEAN. The B/P cuffs are new with every patient, measuring taps new with every patient, gowns wrapped new in plastic. Thick cleansing cloths used pre surgery. I've was started first stick. Everything g flowed like a fine tuned watch. Anesthia had a Dr as well as An Nurse Anestatist and Two anesthesia assistants that came and introduced themselves. Dr. Ma came in and fully discussed the entire procedure. On first meeting her I knew she was the one for me. Kind, gentle, intelligent, thorough and more then capable. Her entire team... VERY thorough and professional. I was initially nervous but with their professionalism and genuine caring I felt at total ease. 11:00 I was wheeled into OR. I was given "Happy juice" so I didn't have a care in the world!! Next thing I knew 11:30 I was fully dressed in my room. Absolutely no pain. I was wheeled to my husband's car and off we went. It is now 8 hours since my breast implants were removed. I have NO pain!!! They ordered me pain med but so I don't need it. So arrived at 0930. In surgery 1100 out of surgery 1136 left for home 1230!!!! Amazing. What a team....

for the best Botox experience, book an appt at Northside Plastic surgery- Dr Majmundar is an…read moreexpert. I get amazing results every time and if you want the best facial ever, this is you destination!

I went to Mike Majmundar with a family member where they received a rhinoplasty. Like many other…read morestories, he did a poor job leaving her with permanent issues. I had to watch as she threw up multiple times in the basement of his building right after the surgery for the amount of blood that went into her stomach during the surgery. His office coordinator (who also had a botched rhinoplasty) was extremely rude to us afterwards when we questioned the results, but "wouldn't let him fix it." After a negative review years ago, he had an attorney reach out with a cease and desist and threatened to sue us. I'm sure others remove their reviews (as I did) as a result. Being older and richer, sue away if you want. People need to know our experience.

Dr Fardo and staff are amazing! They always make me feel great and look great. Highly recommend Dr…read moreFardo. Staff is always friendly and helpful . I recommend the swan center for any cosmetic procedure .

First, I will say that everyone is super nice. But, maybe super fake nice…read more I had breast augmentation in November of 2023. I was a very small A. I sent in several pics of the way I wanted them to look. I was shown through the implants how they WOULD look. I specifically said I did not want the "far apart" look where I would have to always wear a push up bra. I then had to spend time and money with a hematoma I developed. I did everything I was told. Then I was told they weren't looking larger because they would drop. Etc, etc. spent thousands to have to just go back and still wear the same size bra and swimsuits and have to use a push up- which I was doing anyway. There is no difference in my $60 bra of October 2023 and my $7K boobs from November 2023 when you look at pics. I went back in because I literally cry thinking of what I spent and went through almost daily for NOWHERE near the result I wanted. In order for anything to change I would have to spend another TEN thousand dollars I was told. Most exciting decision of my adulthood turned into the biggest regret of my life. I hate writing reviews, esp because they are nice ladies... but nice would have been making it right as I was told over and over again in the beginning how important that "is to them" and their "commitment to excellence"... if I could go back to the morning of and walk out, I would 1,000%.

I have known Dr. Jeffers for years has done several procedures on myself and family members, and he…read morehas always been the best

The bottom line is that my results are far from satisfactory and I would never go back to Dr…read more Jeffords, nor would I recommend him to anyone. He charges top dollar, he does not guarantee his work and will charge you to fix his bad results since he preforms his surgeries at a separate facility. He is unprofessional, unorganized, and outdated. If I knew the result I was going to get, I would have never agreed to this surgery. Continue reading if you're interested in my story, I have a lot to say... I am a male that suffered with gynecomastia since I was 12 years old, got the surgery to remove it at 26, and it has been 16 months post surgery. I was in great shape and saved money my whole life in preparation to get this surgery. Dr. Jeffords assured me that my gynecomastia was very mild (which did not reflect in price) . He said that this surgery will be a "homerun" and will look "perfect." Post surgery I immediately noticed that the stitches on my left nipple were not as precise as the stitches on my right nipple. I didn't think anything of it until that left nipple incision continued bleeding well after the right incision stopped. I sent Jeffords an email with pictures of my concern and he said it was fine. Today, I am left with noticeable scars under my nipples. Not as bad on my right side, but extremely noticeable on my left side (just as I feared due to the poor stitching). I have major crater deformity on the left and mild on the right when I flex my chest or raise my arms. My whole life I just wanted to feel confident with my shirt off but I have only traded one insecurity for a new one thanks to Keith Jeffords. It is such a shame because I've been working out for 14 years now and have a great physique, but was hindered by gynecomastia, and now hindered by botched gynecomastia surgery. I followed all his instructions and did everything right, but he suggested I did something wrong along the line. When I expressed to him that I am really upset about the results, he responded by saying that working out too early could have caused the scar to widen (I did not workout until he told me to), he said taking steroids could affect the healing process (I have never taken steroids), and he also said that body dysmorphia could be playing a role in why I'm unhappy about the results... He listed any reason why things went wrong except owning up to his poor performance and taking responsibility. Then when I asked him what my options were it was either pay more money for him to laser my scars, or pay even more money to cut me back open. He should have been able to get the "homerun" and "perfect" results the first time with all his "experience." After the way he handled that situation, I never went back. He never asked me to come back to document my final results, I WONDER WHY. He may have been a good surgeon at one point in his life, but those days are long behind him. I would much rather have lived with my gynecomastia then have gotten it removed by Keith Jeffords. Do not get surgery with Jeffords. I would not be surprised he tries to get this review deleted, or if he responds trying to blame me for my poor results. Good luck to the person considering Jeffords for their surgery, you're going to need it.

Love coming here for treatments they make easy to combine in a visit. The facility is pristine, the…read moreteam is sooo so welcoming and I always leave feeling rejuvenated and taken care of. I did an NAD drip while prepping for RF microneedling and collagen-stimulating injections, then finished in the hyperbaric chamber with red light. The next night I got carded at the bar for the first time in years I love visiting the graivier center on my trips to Atlanta. Shout out to Dr. Hill and aesthetician Ashley!!

Two years ago I had cryotherapy for my chest keloid with Dr. Hill. I expected the area to heal with…read morea small scar, but in the months that followed, the scar got worse. It got bigger and redder. Dr. Hill treated it with steroid shots and three rounds of IPL but nothing worked. Finally, I sent an email to ask if he had botched the surgery and if there was any hope of the area getting better because I want to be a reasonable person and just move on with my life if the answer is no. He got me in for a follow up right away and admitted that because the stitches had ripped during surgery, this triggered more trauma to the area. The surgery was unsuccessful and my body did not respond. He offered to do another surgical removal (without the cryotherapy) but that there was only a 50-60% success rate. I asked his assistant if she would do the surgery if she were in my shoes, and she gave me an evasive, "I think you should do it if it makes you happy." That told me everything I needed to know. A week or two later I sent a follow up email to say that I was going to decline surgery and asked for a partial refund. Seeing as Dr. Hill did take a lot of time in trying to help me after surgery, I thought this was a fair ask and worth a shot. Unfortunately, I never got a response. I sent a follow-up last week to kindly remind them to respond to my email, but they never did. Now, if they don't want to give me a refund, there's nothing I can do. I just figured that anyone in my position would do the same, but this is completely unprofessional, considering I am a patient in their care. I cannot recommend the Graivier Center to anyone hoping to get a chest keloid removed. Save your money and stay away.